The name Girl Scout they're proud to bear. (Chorus) They are Girl Scouts on the go With wider opportunities Some Girl Scouts go overseas (Chorus) Leaders have no disc at all They come all sizes big and small. They share their time and talents too They make Girl Scouting great for you. (Chorus) GROWING UP GIRL SCOUTS (Tune: Brownie Smile Song ...
Traditional Girl Scout songs: i.e., “Make New Friends,” “Brownie Smile Song,” “Girl Scouts Together,” and “When ‘ere You Make a Promise” Graces: yes, even before a snack! Whether it is the Johnny Appleseed grace or one of a hundred versions of the “Addams Family” graces, it is a great GS tradition
Girl Scout Camp Song Lyrics - Scout Songs
Please enjoy this assortment of lyrics to many of the most popular Girl Scout and Brownie songs. Be Kind To Your ... Scouting Friends. Can a Girl Scout? Can a Woman? Oh! How I Hate to Get Up.
2020年8月13日 · pass along the rich tradition of songs learned in Girl Scouting. While there are so many wonderful songs out there, this is a sampling of six categories: Traditional Girl Scout Songs, Songs in Rounds, Songs “to the tune of”, Songs with Motions, Repeat After Me Songs, and More Songs. There is also a section on tips for leading songs, so you ...
(Girl Scout Version) Boom - Chick - A - Boom. Chocolate Chip Cookies. Doo Wa Ditty Ditty. Going On a Bear Hunt. If I Were Not A Girl Scout. Found A Peanut. Good Night, Girl Scouts. Hermie The Worm. Kookaburra. Mrs. O'leary. On Top Of Spaghetti. Pizza Hit And More. She'll Be Comin' Round The Mountain. Sippin' Cider. There's A Hole In My Bucket ...
JUST A BOY AND A GIRL Just a boy and a girl in a little canoe with the moon shining all around, and when he dipped his paddle in you couldn’t even hear a sound. So they talked and they talked til the moon grew dim, he said you better kiss me or get out an swim. So whatcha gonna do in a little canoe, with the moon shining all around?
5 Songs Every Girl Scout Should Know | The Trailhead
2018年7月3日 · So whether you're looking for a song for your opening ceremony, a chant to break up the monotony of a meeting, or a cheerful campfire tune, here are 5 songs every Girl Scout should know.
The Polar Bear Song (40 Years on an Iceberg) This is a repeat-after-me song! Forty years on an ice berg, Bumping along with the tide, Nothing to wear but pajamas, Nothing to do but slide, I think it’s getting cold out, The wind is beginning to bite, I think I …
Have you ever been down the water spout, To the very bottom of the water system?
• Begin with simple songs or songs that the girls know. Choose songs that are simple, like short rounds, songs with tra-la-la choruses, repeat songs, or those that include repetition. • Know what you are doing. Know the song words and the melody. Practice. Use note cards if you need them.
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